Insider Tip: Sharing your wins and insights publicly isnât braggingâitâs a way to support and inspire others.
ChallengeYourself: When was the last time you shared something youâre proud of and did you pat yourself on the back for finishing your spring semester?
In the same spirit, I wanted to highlight a few posts that really connected with my LinkedIn community of over 34,000 law students, lawyers, and professors.
I hope you find them helpful as you navigate your own journey.
Insider Tip: Celebrating grades and rankings mattersâbut so does celebrating the people navigating a law school system that was never designed around the realities they carry.
Challenge Yourself: Given everything youâre balancing, recognize what it took just to make it this far.
There is a version of success in law school that gets celebrated loudly.
Top grades. Awards. Honors. Public recogn...
Insider Tip: Your brain doesnât store what it recognizes when you readâit stores what it retrieves when you ask it.Â
Challenge Yourself: After reading your next case, close everything and explain the key case components without looking. If you canât explain them out loud, donât move on yetâthereâs more learning needed.
Most law students think theyâre âactively readingâ when theyâre really ju...
Insider Tip: Most law students outline inefficiently because they keep the same information they read about each topic in ten different places.
Challenge Yourself: Instead of creating different documents to house the information you're learning, try this: create one outline for every main topic that includes your case briefs, lecture notes, reading notes, and any other information you learn ab...
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